I'd be really curious to know how the oiling system works...Maybe total loss like some old radials?

The Aaliyah biopic sounds really promising: Watch too many people pile into a Cessna. Watch the over-loaded Cessna crash. Go home.

Sad as this is for the birds, I can take a few dead pigeons to keep PEOPLE from dying after birdstrikes.

How does a modern car with a 1.5 liter engine make only 106 horsepower? Feeble. Pretty sure in the early '90s Hondas had more power even with similarly sized single cam engines.

In fairness to the panicked Jeep driver, F1 drivers make the same mistake:

Yes. I'm from Oahu but love the Big Island, this would be an even better island runabout than a VW Thing.

Isn't "seaplane" less descriptive than "floatplane" or "pontoon plane" though? Seaplane could mean either a floatplane or a flying boat, while a pontoon/float plane sort of means it's a regular plane with floats underneath. Just a thought.

I bailed you out, GM, and you give me this piece of shit!

Yes. This. I had the pleasure of renting a Trabant for a couple of days while visiting Germany. Let me give you some highlights:

Man, unless you're real handy with wrenches, if you only earn minimum wage, DO NOT buy an older Porsche! You may be able to buy it, but you'll never keep it running on a tiny budget unless you do the work yourself...

Man, why would the USAF not love this?!? So badass.

It seems the guy took the video down, so I couldn't see how he was doing it.

I agree...but in fairness, isn't there only one AN-225 in existence? Perhaps "largest production plane" would be correct?

Ah ha. That would make sense.

Haven't you heard? Baseball changed the rules, you're now only safe when your head is on the bag.

If you're gonna do this, I'd recommend using the plastic food trays from McDonalds or similar...much cheaper (free, if you don't mind some petty theft) and they have raised edges that help keep the tire from jumping off the tray.

Yeah, I think I read they use Mercedes engines that are past they sell-by date, technology-wise.

Is it trying to look like a Mercedes 190 on purpose?

Gotta say, decent bit of driving from the Lambo d-bag to avoid getting tangled up in the other d-bags' big crash.

You don't have to be a rocket scientist to see that newer, much heavier cars are obviously safer. But in your quick, nimble sardine can you can avoid the accident all together!